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Cold Bore Tested My 2023 Hunting Season Load Today
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<blockquote data-quote="diggler1833" data-source="post: 3761366" data-attributes="member: 48072"><p>I made a bit of a mistake in trying to use the LRTS as a hunting scope. I can make out the reticle well enough in first/last light, but you will not see your windage/elevation marks until well after sunrise. The work around is that I put masking tape around the elevation dial and just pen in my yardage. Much easier to see.</p><p></p><p>As far as glass and repeatability, the Elite Bushnell line is one of the best 'bang for the buck' options out there. Its no S&B, ZCO, Kahles etc... but very serviceable. I have a DMR II on a 6.5x47L myself. I think the newest generation is supposed to give you an extra percent or two in brightness. However, I have a habit of buying scopes that I like when they get discontinued and go on sale. I got this LRTS and my DMR II from Camera Land in 2020 and 2021 for $750 and $900 respectively. </p><p></p><p>I hunt my own place, so this is all I need. However if I had dropped $5-10K on a trophy hunt somewhere, I'd definitely look into a different scope.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="diggler1833, post: 3761366, member: 48072"] I made a bit of a mistake in trying to use the LRTS as a hunting scope. I can make out the reticle well enough in first/last light, but you will not see your windage/elevation marks until well after sunrise. The work around is that I put masking tape around the elevation dial and just pen in my yardage. Much easier to see. As far as glass and repeatability, the Elite Bushnell line is one of the best 'bang for the buck' options out there. Its no S&B, ZCO, Kahles etc... but very serviceable. I have a DMR II on a 6.5x47L myself. I think the newest generation is supposed to give you an extra percent or two in brightness. However, I have a habit of buying scopes that I like when they get discontinued and go on sale. I got this LRTS and my DMR II from Camera Land in 2020 and 2021 for $750 and $900 respectively. I hunt my own place, so this is all I need. However if I had dropped $5-10K on a trophy hunt somewhere, I'd definitely look into a different scope. [/QUOTE]
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